Never Work for Family

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• PA

  @paultant6741 · 11 months ago

  Did a job years ago for my brother in law  panelling underneath  and around the staircase. Pure nightmare. He was so tight he even complained about having to buy more material. Did charge him at a seriously  low price which he complained at that as well. Only job i did for them.  Was happy when my sister finally divorced him

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• RA

  @raydebbiemcdonald3208 · 7 months ago

  Not just a plasterer, but a master craftsman. Love your attention to detail and work ethic.

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• AD

  @adammooney3058 · 11 months ago

  I only do work for my mother when it comes to family I learnt my lessons

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• PH

  @phuecn · 11 months ago

  This guy has got serious skills. Nice work.

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• AV

  @average-jack · 5 months ago

  Fucking hell that was all going over my head when you were explaining the ins and outs of how to do the cuts. fair play. real artist

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• AN

  @andyswheelchair · 11 months ago

  My dad used to be a builder bricky. During school holidays I went on site with him. I was always so proud of him and the attention to details. He often worked with a plasterer and a sparkly. Watching you takes me back to those days when he worked and watched him with a proud son. This was the 70s no health and safety, but I learnt a lesson of attention to detail and accuracy. Thanks for reminding me of my father RIP.

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• ST

  @stevenwatson3963 · 11 months ago

  If you work for them, they slag you off saying "he could of been cheaper", if you don't work for them-and they get PROPERLY mugged off by another builder, they slag you off.NO WIN.

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• WI

  @WilliamShedwardian · 11 months ago

  none of my family were builders so i couldn't learn from them and i went to building college in the early 80s to learn plastering as an apprentice... toward the end of my apprenticeship i was taught fibrous plastering,  to run cornice in situ, cement run skirtings, window mouldings  etc ... it was the best part of my apprenticeship ... i loved it....injury eventually ended my plastering days as a full time earner but ive loved putting those skills to work on my own  homes, my childrens and hopefully my grand children if i live that long

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• DA

  @Davieg83 · 10 months ago

  Been a painter for 25 years. A wish all plasterers were as good and neat and tidy as you. Usualy a shift cleaning there mess b4 a dust sheet is even out the van 😂😂

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• JO

  @johnriggs4929 · 11 months ago

  As an apprentice joiner in the 60's, I wish I had a tenner for every time we put a suspended ceiling in, to hide this sort of coving. It was sacrilege, but all the rage at the time.

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• JO

  @johngarrity9438 · 9 months ago

  He a perfectionist but the ceiling down stairs aren't level 😂😂😂😂😂

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• TH

  @TheMrgaztop · 11 months ago (edited)

  Send him down the town for some reverse tapped galvernised 3/8th riveting screws///That should keep him away for a while...<br>I learn something new, every time I watch this bloke. Class.

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